NSCl

Rotational and centrifugal distortion constants for 14N32S35Cl

Watson's Determinable
Parameters
Valuea this work
[MHz]
Value Ref.
A 41 723.36(14) 41 723.34(16) 72045
B 4114.1091(238) 4114.154(26)
C 3738.5576(225) 3738.605(21)
τ1 0.1986(314)  
τ2 0.9526(2940) x 10-2  
τ3 b 0.9(2)  
τaaaa -7.071(284) -6.99(30)
τbbbb -0.010 74(110) -0.0110(13)
τcccc -5.358(1010) x 10-3  
Std. dev. 0.364 c  
No. lines 28  

Derived Parameters
 (assuming planarity conditions)

A 41 723.36(14)   72045
B 4114.140(34)  
C 3738.630(50)  
τbbcc -0.00772(92)  
τccaa 0.061(53)  
τaabb 0.145(69)  
τaabb(1) 0.144(62) 0.176(14)
τaabb(2) 0.183(20)
τaabb(3) 0.183(20)
τabab(1) 0.0008(638) -0.0334(68)
τabab(2) -0.0356(95)
τabab(3) -0.0389(153)
Δτ 0.54(105) x 10-3  
 
a The uncertainties quoted are one standard deviation as estimated by the least squares fit. The number of significant figures quoted are necessary to reproduce the calculated transition frequencies within their standard deviations.
 
b Strictly speaking, τ3 is not a determinable parameter, but is calculated from τ1, τ2, τaaaa, and τbbbb using the planarity conditions.
 
c Convergence was relatively slow and the 51,4-50,5 deviates by -0.87 MHz as found in [72045]

 

Rotational constants, hyperfince constants, and electric dipole moment for NSCl

Isotopic
Species
Vib. State
υ1 υ2 υ3
A
[MHz]
B
[MHz]
C
[MHz]
χaa(Cl)
[MHz]
χbb(Cl)
[MHz]
χcc(Cl)
[MHz]
Ref.
14N32S35Cl 0 0 0 41 723.36 a 4 114.109 a 3 738. 558 a -39.1 23.8 15.3 70021
0 1 0 41 835.87 4097.62 3722.47      
0 0 1 42 436.12 4 104.81 3 726.52      
14N32S37Cl 0 0 0 41 623.10 3997.51 3641.10      
14N34S35Cl 0 0 0 40 583.07 4079.15 3700.26      
15N32S35Cl 0 0 0 40 355.96 4019.65 3649.36 -38.51 23.51 15.00
Electric dipole moment for 15N32S35Cl
µa [C · m]
     µa [D]
1.883(28) x 10-30 
     0.5645(85)
72045
µb [C · m]
     µb [D]
5.83(12) x 10-30 
    1.747(35)

a See table above for centrifugal distortion analysis.

 


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